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Can't go wrong with OEM Exedy. Pretty sure they're the factory supplier, at least for the 6mt. Recently pulled mine with 80k and looked perfect. car has about 300hp/330tq, no issues.

$1,000-$1,500 is not a bad price for parts & labor. but that can vary quite a bit by region. Lowest I've seen for subie clutch labor was about $500-$600

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11 hours ago, hateitorloveit said:

Can someone verify that these are the 2 parts (clutch fork and pivot pin) that are recommended to replace if I was to use the OEM Exedy set? 

I see other parts like the clutch (part 30534) spring as well in this list of parts...

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Fyi when discussing options with my shop it was mentioned that even if I kept stock configuration I would need to replace the bolts along with a new dual mass flywheel 

 

The shop if the flywheel has never been changed there is a good chance some of the bolts would be stripped and require grinding to get a good purchase to remove 

 

Their strongest suggestion was ditching the dual mass all together , alternative is new dual mass with a different kind of hardware so it can easily be removed next time.

 

I went with a single mass 

 

My shop is truly very good , if they say they often have a bitch of a time getting those bolts out , I imagine you may  as well 

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On 12/21/2022 at 9:20 AM, hateitorloveit said:

Can someone verify that these are the 2 parts (clutch fork and pivot pin) that are recommended to replace if I was to use the OEM Exedy set? 

I see other parts like the clutch (part 30534) spring as well in this list of parts...

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Yepper and I went with forged replacements , cost was roughly 80 dollars more than new OEM 

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